St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-09

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HYDE.
HIGHMoRE, Nov. S.-The vote in tn,
county was not heavy. Division is prac
tically solid, as far as heard from. LOca
option will have majority of not les
than $50, with HighmOre leading witt
So majority.
HUTCHINSON.
PARKsToN, Nov. 3.-Parkston pre-
cinct gives 46 for division, l against
The question of prohibition was no
voted upon.
WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-The report 81
far received the vote i'm Jerauld COUNTY
will be light. Out of a possible so
about TBS are for division, and $50 TO
local option.
KINGSBURY.
DESMET, Nov. S.-DeSmet city and
town cast 200 votes. The majority for di
vision is 1872, for prohibition 1873. Kings
bury county is solid for division. Pro
hibitiOn will he carried by 500.
LAKE.
MADISON, Nov. S.-The number o
votes cast in the city is 293-23S for di
vision and sc against; 206 for prohibi
ton and 81 against. Returns from three
other precincts in Lake county give al
dltulIiOHot Lou iiidJOiity IOi pIOhioioiOH
These returns are probably averages TO
the whole county.
M'COOK COUNTY.
BRIDGEwATER, Nov. S.-Votes cas-
SO; for division so, against 8; for thu
sale %, against So.
MOODY.
EGAN, Nov. S.-FOr the sale II
against the sale 1877; for division 80
against division 53
FLANDRAU, Nov. 8. Three pre-
cincts give division 81 majority; foul
precincts give Prohibition 342 majOrit!
outside.
snNNEHAHA.
SIOUX FALLS, Nov. 8.-One Thousand
two hundred and fifty-seven yoleS cas-
in Sioux Falls, with majority of 294 TO
the sale and 564 for division. The re
turns from the county indicate major
ity of about 500 for prohibition and o
| 500 for division.
VALLEY SPRINGS, Nov. S.-Valle!
Springs and Red Rock: For division
118, against 80; for the sale u, agains
| 1873.
Later returns and correction place til,
nti-prOhibitiOniStS rs ahead. Severa
prohibition townships yet to hear from
THE BLACK IIIkLS.
DEADwooD, Nov. S.-The election to
day on division was regarded by larg,
majority of our citizens, who took III
part in it, as farce. None of the sd
| and valley towns voted with impunit,
for division. Even then Deadwood-
that polled 1000 votes for mayo
last May-only polled to-day SO
votes, 26O for division and
against. Lead City voted 14O 70
and 234 against; Carbonate, Is for an,
46 against; Crook City, Is for and l
| against; Bald Mountain, Ii for and
against; Terraville, 15S for and against
| SpearfiSh, 81 for, 55 against; Contra
City, As for, IS against; Golden Gate, 4
for, against; SturgiS City, 63 for, 4
against; Spring Valley, 81 for, l against
Robinson Camp, IS for: Custer City, 4
for, IA against; Rapid City, 2S7 for, 80
| against.
PENNINGTON.
RAPID CITY, Nov. SIN this cit,
there were 303 votes against division
and 2S7 for. There will probably be
small majority for division iu Penning
ton county. Five Black Hills counties
estimated by both sides, will give SO
majority for division. Prohibition wa
not up.
SANBORN.
WoONsOCKET, Nov. S.-Only 2O4 vote
were cast here to-day. For division 149
| against Al; against the sale 131, for tn
sale SO. Artesian City cast la votes
| Division has majority of %, and Ii
cense carries by majority of 10. A
| Letcher 43 votes were cast, Al for di
vision and 43 against the sale. Tn
county will probably give 800 majorit,
| for division and 200 against the sale.
SPHINX.
REDFIELD, Nov. 8.-Redfield votet
| for division, 1913, against 122; for the sal
| of liquors, LAT, against 16S. The major
| ity for division is II; against the sale
| 81. The result is disappointment t,
| the license men, who counted on thi
city as their stronghold. The vot
against division is much larger than eX
pected. Returns from six outside pre-
cincts show 166 majority for division
and 1876 against the sale. Local option
has carried the county by good work
ing majority, while the division yOt
will be close.
DoLAND, Nov. s.-FOr division 1oG
| against division 81; for the sale n
| against the sale 1913.
TURNER.
PARKER, Nov. 8.-Turner county i
| practically unanimous for division
Democrats and Republicans alike. 4
fair vote was cast. Pierre, in the Fiftl
district, and Tyler, in the Third district
both Republicans. ARE elected commits
sioners. Park precinct: For division
1913, against II; for the sale "A, againS
III. This is a sample of the sentimen
over the county on local option. Division
is more unanimous yet.
| YANKTON.
YANKTON, Nov. S.-William Powers
| president of the old board of asylum
trustees, was to-day elected count
commissioner by very large majority
The defeat of his opponent is attribute
to his action in rejecting the lOca
option petition for an election while h
was member of the board of count
commissioners. The vote on the divis
ion question in Yankton county was a